Kennedy outlines U S atmospheric nuclear test plan
President Kennedy revealed a series of atmospheric tests to begin in late April, to be conducted over open sea with joint military and Atomic Energy Commission oversight. The program aims to show Soviet tests did not grant superiority, avoid space or island detonations, and include Zeus rocket experiments against ICBMs, with many tests underground when possible.
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Russia
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Defense Department
AEC
Christmas Island
Hawaii
Johnston Island
U.S
Arctic
Open Sea
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
California
Kwajelein
Pacific
Lawsuits Expected Over Airport Noise Damages
A Supreme Court ruling holds property owners may claim compensation if their homes become uninhabitable due to airplane noise and vibration. Airlines could face civil suits from nearby residents, with factors like proximity, damage extent, and nuisance shaping outcomes. proving harm remains challenging.
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Supreme Court
Investment guidance on popular, life, and defense stocks
Babson Park, Mass. columnist analyzes which stocks to buy based on demand, life insurance stocks for tax advantages, food chains for growth, and defense related electronics. He advises avoiding unpopular railroads and metals, notes future aluminum power needs, and predicts satellite beams may reduce copper demand. Emphasizes new ideas like fuel cells and foods from cellulose, urges patience and persistence, and promotes books by Clinton Woods on starting big companies with little capital. Next week to cover bonds and savings instruments.
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Mass
Mike Equipment
Kennedy
U.S
China
Africa
Clinton Woods
Goodwood Road
Baltimore
Woods
Miy
U. S
Pearson on politics and cash in campaigns in California
Drew Pearson discusses rumors of cash under the table in political fundraising. He notes Alton Jones of Cities Service carried $61,000 in cash and suggests connections to Eisenhower farm funding. He ties campaign money to Nixon’s California governor race and oil company influence, while calling for probes into party financing and offering a critical view of the era’s political cash.
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Washington
Altoni
Alton Jones Jones
Cities Service
D. D. Eisens
Haves
Fam
Sorina
California
Jones
U.S.A
Rang Jin
AAA
J Heare D
Ueeek Guat YI
Ike
Eisenhower
Iquota
Ays Pai
Richard M. Nixon
Pat Brown
Nixon
Superior
Francis Case
South Dakota
Happen Today 1894 Licensing Dogs in New York State
A fragment recalls that in 1894 New York became the first state to require licensing of dogs. The note includes cultural items and a birthday wish list for notable entertainers like Cyd Charisse Bam Jaffe Claire Trevor and Roy Mueller, plus assorted trivia and quotations.
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Cyd Charisse
Doneer
Bam Jaffe
Claire Trevor
Stuart Chase
Roy Mueller
Base
New York
Polk of Ba Jazz Performer Advances Modern Quartet
A profile of Polk, a standout jazz artist known for blending classical and jazz elements. Tracing his mixed heritage, early music training, and studies in anthropology at the University of Mexico, the piece notes his WWII service and later role as arranger and pianist with Dizzy Gillespie's band before forming the Modern Jazz Quartet.
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Mme Schumanm Heink
Gant
Tniversity of
Mexico
Dimsy Gillespie
Unclear Composite Note On A Musician And Sea Reference
Fragmentary text references a musician and a new departure in his work with Cephol. Mentions an arm of a group linked to the Black Sea and possible betrayal. Hard to determine precise events or facts from the readable portions.
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Hegre Jook
Asov
Black Sea
Msg
Christ Offers Ultimate Salvation Promise Explained
A brief religious reflection cites Hebrews 9 25 noting Christ bore sin for many and that believers who await Him shall see Him again without sin for salvation. It emphasizes the Second Coming as central to Christian hope and redemption.
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Christ
How Do You Stand Sir Washington
The writer critiques two major networks for using sensational anti-Communist voices in documentaries. He argues these programs mislabel opponents as conservatives, denying a broader liberal opposition to Communism. He urges liberals to speak out and questions the division caused by the broadcasts. How do you stand, sir?
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Washington
Fred Schwarz
Billy J. Hargig
Tulsa
CBS
Both
Net
Lsue
Vail
Seven Spades Triumph in Ace Showdown Bridge Play
West over North opened clubs and South promptly leapt to seven spades after learning North held the ace of diamonds. Declarer ruffed clubs, drew trumps, and executed a sequence of ruffs and discards to exhaust a defender. A savvy defense miscues allow South to secure all remaining tricks. The line hinges on exhausting hearts and exploiting a diamond distribution to ensure the contract.
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South
North
Declarer
King
West
Clibs
Res Syndicate, Inc
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